Memoria technica, or, The art of abbreviating
Subtitle: those studies which give the greatest labor to the memory, including numbers in historical dates, geography, astronomy, gravities, &c., also rules for memorizing technicalities, nomenclatures, proper names, prose, poetry, and topics in general, embracing all the available rules found in mnemonics or mnemotechny, of ancient and modern times, to which is added a perpetual almanac for two thousand years of past time and time to come
By: adapted to the use of schools by Lorenzo D. Johnson
Edition: 3rd ed., rev. and improved.
Publisher: Gould, Kendall and Lincoln
Published: 1847
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 96
Subjects: Mnemonics; Early works to 1850